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Dr. Marloes Korendijk serves as a Postdoctoral Researcher at the University of Sydney's School of Project Management within Nader Naderpajouh's research team, specializing in organizational resilience against climate change and disasters with emphasis on international management dimensions.
Her academic foundation includes a cotutelle PhD in International Business and Sustainability jointly awarded by Macquarie University (Australia) and the University of Groningen (Netherlands), where her dissertation examined strategy implementation dynamics in multinational enterprises across institutional contexts.
Her research critically investigates how global firms integrate sustainability strategies despite institutional complexities, focusing on CSR implementation in MNEs, climate change adaptation mechanisms, and corporate purpose alignment. This work bridges strategic management with sustainability science through multi-level analysis of country, organizational, and individual factors influencing effective climate responses.
Recent publications demonstrate methodological diversity including qualitative case studies on subsidiary manager identification and quantitative analyses of CSR heterogeneity, revealing how microfoundations drive strategic effectiveness in global climate adaptation efforts.
Her scholarly recognition includes:
- 2025 AOM International Management Division best paper award finalist
- 2024 Macquarie University Postgraduate Research Fund (6,000 AUD)
- 2023 AIB Doctoral Travel Stipend (2,000 AUD)
- 2023 AOM IM Division Best Reviewer Award
- 2022 University of Groningen Sustainable Society grant (2,500 EUR)
She currently supervises PhD candidate Parsa NAMAKI on climate change innovation while leading multiple research streams funded through competitive grants, including investigations into corporate purpose embedding and MNE adaptation responses to climate risks using mixed-method approaches.
As an active member of the University of Sydney's resilience research collective, she contributes to interdisciplinary projects examining how organizations navigate climate disturbances through strategic reconfiguration and institutional innovation.
